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Sunshine Coast Council, QLD

Sunshine Coast Mobility Map—Connecting Community Infrastructure

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Bathurst Regional Council, NSW

River Connections

Bathurst Regional Council, NSW—River Connections

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2022 Disaster Preparedness Award Winner

Ipswich City Council, QLD

Forewarned is forearmed—Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan

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Moorabool Shire Council, VIC

Hide + Seek Music Festival

Moorabool Shire Council, VIC—Hide + Seek Music Festival

The Project

2022 Cohesive Communities Award Winner

City of Canning, WA

Hillview Intercultural Community Centre

City of Canning, WA—Hillview Intercultural Community Centre

The Project

2022 Career Starter Award Winner

Broken Hill City Council, NSW

Outstanding Trainee—Katelyn Schenk

Broken Hill City Council, NSW—Outstanding Trainee—Katelyn Schenk

2022 Addressing Violence against Women and their Children Award Winner

City of Belmont, WA

Belmont Safe-guarding Families Advocacy Service

Belmont Safe-Guarding Families Advocacy Service.

The Project

JBT drinking water - PFAS testing results

Number: 2202/13

Date: 12 October 2022

Relevant: Jervis Bay Territory residents and visitors

Topic: Jervis Bay Territory drinking water

Testing for September 2022 shows that Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) levels in JBT drinking water remain many times lower than levels recommended by the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines.

Resource hub

The Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts has developed a range of resources providing information about the safety of electromagnetic energy (EME) from telecommunications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Use this guide to answer any frequently asked questions about Electromagnetic Energy (EME) from telecommunications.
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